Hyndman dies in Seattle hospital chief dispatcher
JW Hyndman longtime Great Northern chief dispatcher for the Montana division died in France hospital Seattle after weeks of illness. He had vacationed in the Cascade mountains and hoped for improvement. Burial will be in Seattle beside relatives. Hyndman began in 1892 as chief of the Montana division and came to Great Falls in 1909. he leaves a daughter living in London Ontario.
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JW Hyndman
Butte
Great Northern
Montana
France
Seattle
Keenie
Eascade Mountains
Fiyndman
Cascade
Great Falla
London
Ontario
Grand Lodge Masons Great Falls Next Year
The Montana Masons held a grand lodge meeting in Great Falls with sessions at the temple and visitors staying overnight for Eastern Star events starting Friday. Elected to serve the ensuing year were Grand Master W. L. Parmetee of Whitefish as senior. Dr. St. E. Hathaway of Glendive as junior grand warden. C. Bell of Billings as grand secretary. the Rev F. B. Lewis of Helena as grand chieftain. Henry Miles of Miles City as grand marshal. C. McAllister of Kalispell as grand deacon. James M. Chartiers of Falls as grand feacon, with M. Hutchin as select nest.
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Billings
Grand Lodge of Montana Masone
Order of Eastern Star
Dincers
Follo
White Fish
Diver
W. L. Parmetee
St. E. Hathaway
Glendive
C. Bell
Ellie “Hedges
Helena
Chilain
F. B. Lewis
Henry C. Miles City
Rand
C. McAllister
Helena News Highlights Education Talk and Utilities Hearing
The Helena Diocese Catholic Educational Association annual institute featured University leader as principal speaker with Ela M Shearer of Butte also on the program. The state public utilities commission reviewed Helena Light and Power petition on gas rates amid opposition from city officials. Alberta Holloway, sister of Justice Holloway, died in Salt Lake City. Wisconsin unions push for a $12 weekly minimum wage for women workers.
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Helena
Educational Association of
Diocese of Montana
Ela M Shearer
Butte
Helena Light
B.C
Word of Importance to All the Young Men 1918 Draft Notice
All male persons who have reached their twenty first birthday since June 5 1818 and on or before Ay Ay must report for draft registration consult local draft boards for details on how and when to register
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Wetore Ay Ais
Death of James A Aprea in Ottawa Canada
Obituary notices the death of James A Aprea in Ottawa Canada and notes his earlier career as an engineer with Red Mountain Mining and as a constrictor in Montana British projects. Survived by wife and three sisters, funeral at Van Lueck Hill Ontario hosted by Masonic lodges and Royal Arch chapter.
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Missoula
Ottawa
McRae
Butte
Lane
Missouli
California
Hot Springs
Ark
M. Te. Hofner
Margaret’ Gowdy
Hull
Ontario
Agnes Medillis
Mee
Jennie Hartnering
Rapid ‘City
Meise
Masonic
Drummond
Ruby Lodge
Royal Arch
Phillipabore
van Lueck Hil
Canada
Body Mil Lewley Schrule City Is Found
The article reports the found body of Lesley Schrule of Milex City Mont a private in the sth Infantry at Camp Grant. The body was discovered yesterday in the woods on the estate of Medi McCormick near Sheridan. Officials say the circumstances of the death are under inquiry and a class I manpower bill is delaying draft replenishment as the ad
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Rockford, ML
Aus
Lesley Schrule
Milex City
Camp
Grant
Medi McCormick
Fair price list for Deer Lodge fair
The price committee at Deer Lodge presents a compiled list of sale prices for staples and goods. Items include White corn meal, rice, sugar, flour, oats, lard, condensed milk, butter, cooking oils, beans, raisins, corn, cheese, bacon, ham, and other groceries with per pound, per can, or per dozen pricing. Also notes local notices on marriages, homestead proofs, enlistment calls, and community events.
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Bute
Terrific hailstorm devastates Musselshell County crops
Pundup August 22 reports a violent hailstorm sweeping Musselshell County causing near total crop losses where winter wheat survived little and spring wheat oats beans and corn suffered heavy damage. Fred Weaver of Lake Basin killed by lightning as storms extend toward Fergus county with damage reported 20 miles north of Winnett.
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Musselshell
Fergus County
Fred Weaver
Lake Basin
Wies
Winnett
Great Northern to Repair Shop Expansion Announced
Great Falls reports the Great Northern will immediately begin adding a locomotive repair shop expansion costing at least 250000, enlarging facilities modernized last year. The new shed will service both Great Northern and Milwaukee locomotives, with officials including W. P. Kenney and C. Jenks visiting.
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Great Falls
Great Northern
Milwaukee
W. P. Kenney
C. ©. Jenks
Kener
F.A. Bushner
Teder
WW Kelley
J.J. Dowling
Butte
Federal aid plans for Northwest farmers outlined
Assistant to the secretary of agriculture Christy arrived to direct federal aid distribution for northwest North Dakota. He said 16 counties will receive the aid, with about 4 009 farmers needing assistance from a 600 000 allotment. Data gathering and setup of the aid machinery begins tomorrow, aiming to complete by mid September as eastern attitudes heighten the need.
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Fats
Christie
Secretary of Agriculture
Northwest
North Dakota
Ile
Gallatin women plan wartime fair exhibit in county
At a Bozeman meeting of Gallatin county women urged by the women's patriotic council to stage a Gallatin county fair exhibit. Flor Pen Hey was named general chairwoman with subcommittees and delegates from each town named to handle publicity and space. The exhibit would include Red Cross work war savings stamps food conservation gardening and canning. A forceful talk on war conditions and women’s work was given by Mrs. Henry T. Sherlock. Sixteen local women’s groups were invited to send reps. others sent messages of support. Silk in Columbia: government funds to boost silk production in that country was noted.
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Lewistown
Dos Mercantile Company
Denton
County Council of Defence
Masonic Lodge
Grand Iire
Billings
C. F. Wasmansf
Frank Dar
Hagstrom
Army
Navy
Camp Lewis
War Relief “Association
Lient
Eugene Estabrookson
Mamie Mie
Rockfe Estabrook
Hobson
Medical Department
Conant
Stanley
The
Fair Commission
Fair Grounds
Stanford
Glancy Farm
Sildings
Schafer
Roy
Fife
Sam Trowbridge
Fergus Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Winnett
Fergus
Ted
George Clark
Mat
Ileten
Montana
Council of War Defense
Gallatin County
Degree Work Conferred at Montana Grand Lodge Meeting
The Montana grand lodge meeting opened in Dewey hall yesterday with Wik Williams of Walkerville presiding. K Williams gave an address, 14 candidates were initiated, and 1819 meeting place set for Butte. Social evening followed with speakers Hennett and Logan. Names of officers and delegates from Butte Anaconda Walkerville South Butte appear in attendance.
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Montana
Fl'sarte
Butte Lodge
Butte
W.D. Hennett
Willams
Grandeir
Andrew
Rendstren
Anaconda
Ruth Horton
Grand
Templar
Auto Collisions Injure None in Two Crashes
A Ford car owned by Mrs C E McCollum suffered severe damage on the speedway when it collided with a large vehicle traveling ahead. A second crash occurred near the Five Mile House in the west valley between two Fords loaded with Anaconda parties. one occupant was injured and both cars wrecked. A local officer jailed a car thief, while Lt Hoyt from Washington was promoted to first lieutenant in the chemical warfare service. Hoyt had previously led the A C M acid plant in town.
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C. E. McCollum
Pasa A
West Valley
Hoyt
Washington, D. C
Maurice BR
Chemical Warfare Service
Beloved Pioneer Mary Schuh Dies in Philipsburg
Philipsburg aug 22 Mrs Mary Schuh a famed pioneer of the Flint creek valley died today after a long illness. Born in Germany in 1840 she immigrated with her parents to Missouri in 1862 and moved to Colorado then Montana settling on a Beartown area homestead. She was reputed as the first white woman to live in Philipsburg and the second to call it home. She leaves two sons Albert and Walter two daughters Mary Hutchinson and Mrs Frank Nowak a brother William Herman and numerous grandchildren. Funeral will be held in Philipsburg Sunday.
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Philipsburg
Mary Schuh
Flint Creek Valley
Colorado
Montana
Beartown
Schuh
Flint Creek
Cable
Herome
Albert
San Diego
Cal
Walter
Kirkland
Wash
Mary’ Hutchinson
Frank Nowak
William Herman
Dillon
Missouri
Wilson nominates Montana land office receivers and officials
President Wilson named land office nominees in Montana including Frank X McHalle at Missoula and James P Bole at Bozeman. The article recounts Civil War era city fire bells and a list of old gear from Marion Street Bell Tower, noting a large 11,000 pound bell, a strike, stove, clock and other artifacts.
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Wilson
Frank XM McHalle
Missoula, Mont
James P. Bole
Bozem Mont
York Sun
Twenty-second Street
Yorkville
Auty
Marion Sereet
Showa
Old City
The Bearded Gent and the Electric Galluses
A controversial figure in Basswood Corners draws attention with a long beard and boastful claims. He touts testimonials from a shoe representative and a "Compound of Second Growth Hickorys" cure for sore back, aided by Geduend's Electric Galluses. Public opinion notes his inflated boasts and staged endorsements as he remains a recognizable, oversized character in local discourse.
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Geduend
Ike
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